Taken in the reeds at Hengistbury Head
I used my Canon 17-40 lens and a swift vertical movement during the 1/20sec exposure.
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Taken in the reeds at Hengistbury Head
I used my Canon 17-40 lens and a swift vertical movement during the 1/20sec exposure.
Nice idea with movement – very creative
This is one of the better movement-shots I’ve seen lately. There seems to be whole groups of photographers doing this nowadays. But mostly you see tree-shots, so this reed-shot is a nice angle.
Thanks Ivo: I’m guilty of the tree motion also.
beautiful effect, I’ve been experimenting with this technique myself lately as well. you’ve achieved great effect.
Love the effect created… very creative abstract and a great feel to it
the colors and the light work very well with the mouvement. Nice!
Very beatiful picture. I think I’ll be inspired… (read:steal your idea) ;-)
Quite beautiful actually.
Nice abstract. I love the tapering density.
Awesome image!
Great motion effect here — it’s really well executed and very inspiring.
I visit frequently, and though I rarely comment, I really enjoy your work. Keep it up!
this blows me away!
Very nice colours, this really worked out very well. I’ve also tried this, but with the typical trees: http://www.justanotherphotoblog.be/index.php?showimage=238
Thanks all.
I am looking at this one, and many of your other pictures, and I can only say thanks. It’s fantastic and very inspiring to see such images.
Hello again! Great to see your still posting fabulous stuff. Really enjoy this one – colours, composition, and light.
Awesome!
beautiful and mesmerizing
very nice
dude! Thats great
beautiful! i can imagine this as a wallpaper for my kitchen.
i’m quite sure that the muesli tastes much better then.
Great shot.
VERY nice, and i mean it!
…moreover i adore reeds-scape!
my best compliments… a truly fave!
cheers.
Admired at "Abstract Photos"
Love the colors; nicely done.
Admired at "Abstract Photos"
Brilliant in it’s simplicity, nice colours and tones!
Thanks all.
Love it very much
Seen in a discussion of the group "Abstract Photos" (?)
Wow!